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Arguably one of the most exciting plant compounds, berberine may support your health in several ways. Learn which TCM herbs are rich in berberine.
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Ever wonder how ancient Chinese medicine physicians figured out the specific actions of herbs? The doctrine of signatures offers one intriguing explanation.
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Out of a few hundred commonly used herbs in traditional Chinese medicine, Rhodiola Rosea may be the best non-native adaptogenic herb.
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For thousands of years in the Far East, people have been using jujube fruit as a medicinal food to support digestion and to calm the mind and spirit.
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Sour. Bitter. Sweet. Spicy. Salty. These are the 5 flavor sensations of food. In TCM, these tastes not only tickle the taste buds they can be used to
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Staring at screens all day long? It’s going to catch up to you if it hasn’t already. Luckily, we can turn to the ancient wisdom of TCM for
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Is highly-processed food to blame for poor artery health? Not so fast. Recent research shows it’s not a modern phenomenon.
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You’ve probably never given a second thought to the potential of cattails in human health. But these plants don’t just make marshes look pretty…
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Fresh juice in the morning, salad for lunch and dinner. Super healthy, right? Not for your middle burner and digestion.
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In the West, rhubarb is best known for pie, but in TCM, it’s one of the best herbs for purging heat that causes constipation and other health concerns.
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